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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1887-08-04

hereby announce myself as a candidate
for the ONCE of County Treasurer, subject to
the action of the Republican County conven-
ton. I. A. TAYLOR Hartford
respectfully announce myself as a candi-
date for the Office of County Treasurer, sub
tect to the action Of the Lyon County Repub
lican convention. d. A SrAHI
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1887-06-02
fuLL OF FUN.

-Tourist 20 Highland sentry on .
cold. frosty mornmg)-Sentry. are you
cold with the kiltp Sentry--Na but
I'm near kilt with the csald.-Ex-
change
ibid youtake the street cars down
this morningt" inquired Pussy. mo,
deah boy. The sweet caws took me
down town. don't you know. Hawi
~hawl"-Rnsburgh Dispatch
Kind hearted Old Gentleman
There, there. don't cry. be a little
man. Injured Child-How can 1 be a
little man when rs a Little g-g-girlP
Boo-hoom-Hdrper's Young People.
-Pat-Yes, sir; I seed thcr ae-
cident mesilf. Reporter-Was the en-.
gineer intoxicated9 Pat--Well. sir, /
dunno-whenI seed him his breath had
entoirely left his body. so l cudn'tsmel
Il, bedad.-Jndge. Ql
Gentleman Ito cigar dealer)-Have
you any 'syillsge Beauties in stock;
how are theyp Dealer -First-class. sir;
this last lot is an extremely fine one.
Gentleman (departing)-Thanks; you
wrote that they were very poor, but |
am pleased to find you were mistaken.
I am the manufacturer. G~ood-day.-
It'd Bus.
An indiscreet young man once
asked q lady her age. "Wait while ]
count it" she replied. II married at
eighteen, my husband was then thirty.
Now he is twice that-then I must be
t~hirty-six." SIS It p~ossibleP" cjaculat-
ed the other aghast at this method Of
feminine computation. ''Well, l should
never have dreamed t."-Frenh Fun.
From Bethany College (Kansas) we
have the following: Lady teacher in
arithmetic class-John. repeat avoir-
dupois weight John repeats. Teacher
Repeat a~pothecaries' weight. John
repeats. Teacher-John. with what
weight would you be weighedp John
Troy weight. Teacher-Why so.
joint John-Because Pm a Jewell
the girls say.
Janet" said her mother, young
MIR. Piebiter comes to the house now
very frequently, and often stays very
late; have you any reason to think his
intentions are seriousp" II should
think So" she replied, ''he says he has
no conversational powers, and SO no
wants to sing all the time, and no
knows nothing but church music.
SeriousP l should groan. "-Burdette.
Omaha house hunter-I thought
you said this house was a perfect
gem. Agent-Indeed 1t is, madam.
"Why the ceilings have no height al
all" "That's so. they'll be easy to
clean. madam" .'And the windows
are dreadfully small" ITO keep the
sun from fading the carpets. madam
"And there is no bathroom "That'
to save soap. madam. ~ Christian a
Work.
AN old row. A boy about MIN
years old sat on o doorstep on Clinton
street yesterday. and a patrolman, WIFI
heard q great noise up stairs in til
house, inquired Of him: 'Isn't that
row going on up stairs ?" 'Yes.
"'Who Is 1t p dad and ma'am.
why didn't you tell me they wer
fighting 7" well, they begun earl
yesterday morning, and tho thing la
got 50 old that / thought you woul
yell 'chestnutsr at me If I said any
thing. "-Detron Free Press.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1887-06-02
JOHNNY GOT EVEN.
How m Undiplomatic Big Girls Dear Lit
tie Brother Avenged Himself.

HOW IN Undlpl0matic Big Girls Dear Lit
tic Brother Avenged Himself
Mi. CASHIER was down in the parlor
and little Johnny came in to amuse
the company until his big sister had
completed her toilet.
"Your sister is quite long in coming
tonight isn't sheP" vcntured the
caller.
"You bet she is. 1t takes sis consid-
cradle time to get all the different Sec
tons together and piece herself into
shape. Say, dye see thisP" Johnny
inquired abruptly, as he pulled a
length Of rubber hose out of his pocket.
Certainly" returned Mr.. CASHIER,
with a patronizing smile.
what dye reckon she wanted it
forpn d3
az don't know. What did she want
Of itP' ta aa' .g m
"That's jest what / am tryin' to find
out. She said she was going to ask you
to hold n end in your mouth while
she fastened the other to the gas meter.
You kin bet ! wasn't goin' to have her
dom no such fool things without
knowcd some eason for it You don't
'spect she's gone crazy, do youp"
M~-I-really hope not. I don't
know" stammered the young man.
II guess I'll 60 home and study on 1t"
And. as he reached for his hat and
slid out of the front door. little Johnny
grinned a quiet knowing grin, aud
stored the hose back into his pocket.
When Johnny's sister asked where Mr..
Cashier was, he simply said:
ISIS, you're q smart girl, and II, a.
pop says, you're gottin' smarter every
day, ! gnoss you'll soon know enough
not to sass your dear little brother."-
Merchant Tr0,.oLor ,r rnfHDn. u,
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1887-06-02
unhealthful Quarters for Swine.

As a rule, farmers do not provide
healthful quarters for their swine.
Frequently the barn is built In su Oh
way that the manure Is thrown down
from the first floor to the basement, and
the pigs are allowed to lie on II. Such q
place Is almost sure to cause disease
among the swine in a short time. Oft
en-, too. the manure, having more or
less straw and coarse hay mixed with
It, Is thrown out through windows
back Of the stock, and allowed to re-
main there, the pigs, meantime. work
ing 1t over for any stray grain there
may be, and making their most there dur.
ing tho spring months, when the nights
are cool. Dry; comfortable, wcll-ven-
hlatcd sleeping places should DO pro
yided for the pigs, for by this means
heavy losses will frequently be pro.
vented. National Lisse Stock Journal
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1887-06-02

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Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1887-06-02
WHAT ILS THE AAIlONq
The Average Length Of Life Do
creasing-Not Pestilence-
: Not Famine-All our
own Fault.

MODERN COOKING AND MOD
ERIN LrvMe have brought it
on. 1t comes upon US una
wares. The patients have
pains about the chest and sides,
and sometimes in the back.
They feel dull and sleepy; the
mouth has q bad taste, especi-
ally in the morning. A sort
of sticky slime collects about
the teeth. The appetite is poor.
There is a feeling like a heavy
load on the stomach; sometimes
a faint, all-gone sensation at
the pit Of the stomach which
food does not satisfy. The
eyes are sunken, the hands
and feet become cold and feel
clammy. After a while a
cough sets in, at first dry, but
after q few months it is at
tended with a greenish colored
expectoration. The patient
feels tired all the while, and
sleep does not seem to afford
any rest After a time he be-
comes nervous, irritable and
gloomy, and has evil forebod-
ings. There is a giddiness, q
sort Of whirling sensation in
the head when rising up sud-
denly. The bowels become
costive; the skin is dry and
hot at times; the blood becomes
thick and stagnant; the whites
of the eyes become tinged with
yellow; the kidney secretions
becomes scanty and high col
ored, depositing a sediment
after standing. There is fire.
quently a splitting up Of the
food, sometimes with o sour
taste and sometimes with Q
sweetish taste; this is FIRE
quently attended with palpi
tation Of the heart and Asth
matte symptoms; the vision be
comes impaired, with spots be
fore the eyes; there is 0 feel
ing Of great prostration an,
weakness. AL Of these symr
toms are in turn present. ]
is thought that nearly one.hal
Of our population has this dil
ease insome of its varied form.
Shaker Extract of Roots (SeI
gels Syrup changes the fel
ments of the Digestive organs 8
asto convert the food we cat int
aform that will give nourish
ment to the feeble body, ant
good health is the consequence
The effect of this remedy il
simply m:.rvelous. Millions
upon millions Of bottles have
been sold in this country, and
the testimonials in favor of its
curative powers are over.
whelming. Hundreds of SO.
called diseases under various
names are the result Of indi.
gestion, and when this one
trouble is removed the other
diseases vanish, for they are
but symptoms Of the real
malady.
Testimonials from thousands
OF people speaking highly of
its curative properties prove
this beyond adoubt. Sold by
druggists.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-25

business I,one by Them Yesterday
Offef "A Reward.

Business Done by Them Yesterday-W.ii
oaef Reward.
The Board Of Police and Fire COmmis-
siOners convened in weekly session ycster-
day, with President Weston IN the ohsir
aud present Commissioners Powers Dy-
CERT and Hawkins. Joseph Damskey and
Andrew Amboski applied for positions On
the police force. On ale. The fire marshal
reported that four hydrant gates had been
stolen in the Fifth ward. Referred to Com
mittee on Property TO be referred to super
intandent Of Police for sction.
The following accounts were allowed:
Thompson & Robertson. repairs, SSH,
ascretary's disbursements, S12o.07 Shooter
Bios, brooms, S; Spiral Buggy Company,
rensirs, s.: A. Leitelt. repairs. IS cents, e.
Pm i. and p. Co. lighting, S925: c. n.
NorhAn, carrots. $l2; Russell & Simmonds,
horse shoeing. $6.75. The Committee or
Propentv to whom was referred the COM
nunic4Son of Marshal LemOin, relative 70
the IRE aseamers having rendered service TO
the goldieys' Home on four different occa-
sions. 20 supply water for that institution,
recommend I'd that the Secretary present
bill 20 the uAsnAgers of the Home Tor SluO
for the seryises rendered. Adopted. The
superintendent OF IOliCc was ihSsf fuOt-
ed to see that the bars of all
dance halls and beer gardens are closed at
the regular hours. aud see that the prOpri-
etors Of such places are provided with
licenses for the saAs of LIQUOR. On motion
OF Commissioner Powers, President Weston
was authorized TO oiler reward OF SO for
the detection and c,Nvictiou OF any one
stealing or in any way iniuring the hydrant
valves Patrolman MAXWELL was discharged
for indulging too freely n the flowing bowl
The resignation of John w. Downs, part
pay ladderman of No. hook and ladder
company, was accepted. Ate Secretary was
instructed to accept only the weigh bill
from the city hay market for the purchase
Of hay. A petition from the Press CiuD
asking that reporters be permitted inside
the lines at fires and unusual disturbances,
and that one representative from each daily
paper be allowed to ride to and f'om fires or
disturbances in the patrol wagoa was re-
ferred to the Committee on Rules and Regu-
lqfiong
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-25
WEST GRAND RAPIDS.
Important Business Projects for West
Brldge-st.-That SiugSing Match.

Important Busfness Projects for West
Brldge-st.-That SiugSing Match.
During the past week TWO very well
known eastern merchants have been in
Grand Rapids looking over the field for the
establishment Of large dry goods and va
rety store OF. the order of I.ehman's Fair at
Chicago and Macys Of New York. The
gentlemen have had their eyes sharply
fastened on West Bridge-st- and if they
should conclude TO locate their institution
there il would give the West Side boom
equal 10 the discovery OF an oil well. West
Side citizens have been talking of giving a
bonus to establish q large hotel on West
Bridge st.-but store, such az Is talked of,
would be worth dozen hotels in the mat
ter of concentrating and retaining business.
The gentlemen have also been to Muskegon
and the people Of the Sswdust City have OF
fered them great inducements 70 locate
there The Wesi Side should not lose these
men.
The sight between John Slugger aud Chas.
Kepler AZ Roachs gymnasium Wednesday
night resulted IN a draw after the contest
ants fought eleven hard rounds. Kepier bad
the best Of the FIGHT. despite the name of bis
opponent There was a fair sized audience
present who seemed r. ba well pleased with
toe entertainment. al,h0ugh there was
little disatisiacti0E that the match wasn {
continsei 20 a 6nish. Neither were badly
punished. although Kepier received black
eye and siHrgsr vss badly cut about the
face They' VII meet a-ain IL the near
future wien they viii decide who is the
best man before they lesTs the ring.
f. r. Richards. whose smiling c0unten-
! suCe has bsen missed by the patrons o. The
WoaderIard for some time, is again IN town
aud this time he c0utemplstes psraiizinr
the natives Of the West Side ~ giving them
what they 80 long have been yearaing for
p theatre of their own. It viii probably be
located On West Iriige-st. and it is need
| less % etste that with the genial I'd. a. the
head Of it Is Will be q success.
NJ sna Mrs. r. II. BfltinEf Of Fourth
I -. vsrs srreeablT surprised by 8 number
~ their friends and wsil-wishers Wetinss-
I day evening The event zss the tenth an
/ nivevssrr - their marriage Eefreshments
| we're furnished ~ the a1ssts sftsr Which
/ -araes and Enusie vss in order. There were
ahoaf thirty couples present
John VsnPurieon. WHO fe'l fr0m he SIDE.
| walk en- Wes. Br1gs-st Wednesday After
| nom. is laid up IN hed snt unsble n get
around ca account of the injuries which be
then recsived. Hs vas burt internally.
william Bowman. Of SscoBd-st.. hss gone
I - Charlotte Mr. Rormsn g. looking gp =
| location there - orer = dry g0eGs store
/ He wss formerly Ia business On South
/ EiTis ion-st.
TIE r7-ests q The Nsiross aranse6 them
sslvss Wed1ssfsy evening with prssrsssi Te
( eHFhra.
Mss Matte Rvmzn. of West Fulton ct
/ returned vesterdsT from = visis st ffst-cit
I Miss Minaie Ledger. q s. Ion Is No
{ is 81. .iBr friends a. West Is1nsr3-st
The zenial Billy Walf of kelo-z e
Iarsge's drug store. e on ths s.ck
J5hn Ares. of West Brl5re-st. tss gore
/ . Wssfnhsiis - 4sit his rsrenfs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-25

f-hairman Burilngsme rssirsd. ard the
pemocratse Chairman, ". W. Taylor. took
tha char. AR Cox. the Grsenbsck Secretary
continuing 20 kee1 the records. The Green
hsrksrs' pisn of allowing the Chairman Of
the Representative districts % cast the fuil
vote Il tbeir districts wss adopted Hen.
II A. Fletcher. IN hehaif af ths Democrats
,siszat-s f-ein tse Firs4 a'strict pesssatsd
tae nanie ~ Hoo. George " Ihoa Dson. -
= eandidate for Circrit l3-s. Ex -Serstar
Curtiss on ashalf Of the 3rss1hseksrs u
Che same 3is.rsct crssentsi TIE name 0f
FIon. A. g. AdsiA Tie fra Informal bal
lrt showed plaini7 tsst thers wss al els-
u,art ir asca party waiCb wishet 80 force
tha acnair.ation apon tie otaer-fhs Green
ss-ts~s ~1fnz FER Atsit ard he Dem ccTsts
tor Thompson-exceut shs thirsi district
tseear ascksrs rh1 voted saSiv for BaElin-
saata. Tie result Sc announced ~ he
.sac-sfsfv ~a~ &isit. e. 6UrtoFare. 5t
'rheurssn. IL 3 E3wsrf karie a. j. ~.
Rsnsonl. ~ s. A. naYrer ! h'ans. 2.
Mr. Hansem announced that be wss not
4 candidate ard thst 40 nan wss suthor-
i.esl - usa hss aaine - = candid iate. NJ
Eafsn.zanis sss0 3ec7s0 Nr fietcasr
seai tkaf Nthent snT teSire 20 rrprsi Sc ire
elslns e NJ Aast he aose3 ~ Lscr3o-
frsfs woo.8 go<e ssr ~. Esrie A Eiaren
- zusseas Ias xnles AT aszEAsass }. ID
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-25
PERSONAL INTELLIGENcE

Hon. II. J.. Boiiister IS in Chicago.
Postmastor soper. Of Newaygo. IS a.
Sweets.
Peter Wsl1ch. who has been III for some
slne. Is recovering rapidly.
0sor-s z. VANITY has gone % Colorado on
q three weeks business Trip.
Mrs. p. r. Carroll has cons for a month 5
vlat with her sister in Cnicago.
Mrs. vs.. A. rnues returned last night
from sn extended gss't "a the South.
Miss Fuller. Of Flushing. IS visiting The
family OF Hon. Ira Elis. 7f Piaiuheld-ave.
Captain Aldrich of tne steamer Fsxt0n,
ls spending a few days with friends in the
cry.
j. G. Eifpssrek. a furniture dealer OF
Denver. Is ia tle city purchasing stock o.
Lincoln North. 81 0bio. and Misses Matte
and Nina North. q. Aisssa. ere visiting Mrs.
D. M G7rran.
A. ID lockwood. of Lagrange. Tad. is
visiting lH brother in-laTs r. s. eomes Of
fhe fu.
Nss Nannis Howard. Of Dearborn,
WAYNE cnunIV tF 9Isisinr her 1rnshes, G. I.
H1wrt Of is7 West Leonarttst
Ms. Roland. of Hssrsrs, is IN town
She came n sssend the McW idams. David-
son nurfie's soiet1airsl iess Hisat.
Crl. F. R. Richarls. msn.s,er 81 Sacksft
e Wi-cins Cbicfgo Wonderland. was ia
town yesterday caiHng en- old friends.
fsrt W. A. os~ets retn7nsd yesterday
fron nea9il. rested ap laF about two hours
anf them went ID hussszou on 4 business
frln
81 ~ Hiue Ne-istsr ~ Probaie. has sone
f1 his home AZ lovel. For some hsts
trse FRANK rsa net neen we'll aad re wiH
take a rscafan ia order to recruis ais
hesith. d sw4in ria occupy tie position
dare bis shserce
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-25

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@lA tas n4en1etfs 81 t.a 3. A ~.
.et1sf $50 lAzs .l4sz 49, a. - afse
7ziczsgs EsTs aFpszeY es4fsaens1 te
f-zef tse esf2l 14.sa Akzl tt9 lfeia-.fs-s
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liza. Il aJsr teCaase sgEagsas t1sZ TIE
Feasf - cash 1le Fotes q 44ae1t 4<-sE2t=s
vas 1<kak ecl. fsig s.zsa - so-le q t1s
scEfsytsEs ct Mf ksgls a2i ths 4ze - ~
lzr 2aiAfal ~ - n EaFfgl sAo h@1
& ais tae nsotsop 90 edspi sae raie razl5
res1,tzss IA tts Gess4E aE aif. kef.- al fle
nomIDslisn 81 ar. Adisl
The nszt ha-lo- Eez1.Let A&sih -
AAfie. ~.
The thiF3 formal ballot sho8ed a. =
Ads.s I4Is J. Eiwsg1 Carrie. 4Es aad Mr.
Atzil bofsiaail9u ass alz3s unzai 1lo1.s.
Msssfs. cook sad fislehsf. ah0 ha1 ees8
dciag the taking lor he tW9 le4aina sss-
gldsses. were appoi-iad - mostly ~. Aozlt
* tie Fesla
Ca request Of siuacm suliivsn Chslrusn
Tzy .or Fc4sl The Cincinnati piali0ra. ~nica
bad beea endorsed ily tte 0reepbzckels.
TIE Democrats we're n0f informed ~ the
0rls5a ol tAe res3iatisia. blt very fsw be' 'uE
aware Of the la1s tl4t tasy aed 5sru
adopted ~ It's OFeeptaesefs og oy the Cln-
elunatl convention. but motion 10 adopt
sas carried without e qoionie except mat
oas delegate ssket FOR tie second reading ct
the land plank"
Mr. AdAt appeared and was Introduced
by SIR Fletcher lie ADDRESSED The convsn-
ton briefly saving thar as tfle nomination
hsi come 20 kim unsougot either By him.
SELF or srieuds he would accept aud If elect
cd would discharge the duties OF the once
" the very best Of bis ability.
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Telegram-herald., 1887-02-25

Iaai night tie rss.dsncs 81 Levs q
Davidson. So. "a Bostwfck-st.. wNe the
rcrre ~ harnv esent is the marriage of
hs saurhier Miss toele Davidson - R.
A3o McH ans. r.e suterurisinz vaung
,lrrrss st Who operates 1n Vest H~a-esE.
~ e-fIock sse crrpie. Nitisout eitoer oest
mar ~ hr.ieunaia tlck ther stand under
= an 81 RISES and esre ulsie uiae and vie
~ Rev Nerf p. rapper, pastof of he
Feun-si1 Street Bsrfisf chnrca. sier ne
rrefarsi sarwaitv - fle Eofsc0paiiau sf--
vice hat afGn pronounced Ire eritte we
q gown al Vtias snrsh six. trimmed With
white riusH -uf lew -o-sge and en- train.
Tire flowers we're e e7rsa--e ncu9 net uf PINK
ssste ant A hsru s8sFet af rinz snd whts
rcseaEts. $50 Fcf Hss woff when the
rerertaev w9s ever reFn nnasrts we're
seree3 siB2 sftPT reeeivic- tte cen9rat-lla-
Tcns 81 = eFhtg people present ~. and
Nre NeFl ans were driven te shair naw
hcr,e So A. West 8-it.rp-st vbars fhav
viii he 1l ssns o heir trianss altrf March
III Al number ~ prsfv and ussf1i rits
were riren 90 tte bridal eouele. rs1r NJ
ffrfn -ocsstcve p ssf grf Sic efchlrE and
e.aac-ataiv wlneest silver vsre
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-25

Sheriff Bishop yesterday ms5s ar Official
ffip g. Jackson. taking Adsa. B1gls sloDg
ss $ travelling coInpznto1. The C0ioael
will retam bnt Adam wll not Until TIE
harvest apples ere rps IN the s8uE Essr "
lsss He is bar8iT satisfied VIII as pal-
istmeos however. So has brother who onl9
playsd second "a the drama o. knocking e
iasn dow Gb tbe streef ~ Gsy e1s and
taxing hfs n8cucr was 3nlF sent ~ - tVe
vesrs This ras bersuse he sf0ps op likz Q
sasn and took his ss1tcnce. while Adafl
furrped 0ut. leaving his sosaslnen iu tbs
lurrb and after E1ssina t0aT ~ fss co1n-
~ snd sending fack abusive iefsefs etc
rstarns and ests tvo years and 9 helf when
he szpec4ef ~ rst pension Hss erot5ef
viii kn8w bet.ef pext afss. e. ffs greater
ths crfras tt.e less las gouisansnt s@eC1s ~
10 fhs f~-
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-25


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Telegram-herald., 1887-02-25
FUSE WITH ANYTHING
rs tne Motto Of the Democrats
ana I.ASs Grse1D4c kers.
HAlGl llgI FlR CIRCUIT I.la.
Tree Co90.s Endorse ths Sineian2si
Platform ~,ssitno1t Oisc1ssion.
Csiooie o. Question - Dele
xatss . tas state Goa
sentioRs.

rha Democratic l0uaty coaysat3a s4s
b-s3 ia tAs sageas- Court r0on yesterday.
esf Ia tbs s6ssnes sg James n DAVIS.
ghalsraaa q tAs co1nf1 conmittse. the
a.sea.k ,.lgs vas called 70 order - the Sec
re,ary. James Faatanaerg. Wii.iara Wa
ssr TayAr presided ani sx-Co1nEy Treas
assr rstesa "a aessd IS soeEslary. The usLAs
aaaln.isfses Ness app0nl.sd and thsir -
vosts siss.fssi As psessstst. the Co1iiait-es
% Cre,iennsA reporting t1a1 9us ward ana
six toHnslips were without representation
a recess sas ~ - takes nntil siteF dinner.
Upon reazsem blag Barney Berry. JAS.
Lyon 81 L0seH, J. y walker. u fssseii-
nes. IS J. Wss1sa pa. oi t-.cades - A
4 .e cher and John bc. WoA ot ofaiil
Rapids we're appoints III 8 COMMITTEES - Fisit
ne lsreeabaek coav snfi9n - investigate
tae rood viii and Intentions of that body
y regar5 go a union Of forces for the COM
ing camfalisu-
then seiscted as follows.
FIRST DistrIct-Ihoa- H. Carroll, John
Frohling H. IL Drury. ArAhur heigs, hresl
saanters. Wm. Henzs, AlbaT Danasky. \.
A. Fletcher. A. J. etehbins. Ihos. lloran,
Il j. Lewis, + T. Dikeman, ~ NJ. House
nan JAS u. Robinson, Jas. AtAecs IL. IL
Ford 81 ID Clay, Peter Doran.
second Oistrict-Wm. r. Mck night, 4.
Goodwin, John NJ. Matthews0n. .tohn A.
Bergin Geo. W. Chadwick. W. J. Waiter
s0a. Frahk +. KING, John w. LeNoh,
Frank 80yiand.
THIRD DistTict-J0hn II Anderson. J. l..
Bailey, Joseph T. Cordss, w. H Me- on ueil,
-. j. Heuniger. l.. Post, Ananias Wor.fen,
Wm. I'll. Myers. Geo w. french.
The committee which had been sent 60
confer with the lireenbackeFs returned ana
reported that the Greenback convention hat'
offered 10 gn into Joint convention 70 nomi-
nate A candidate for Circuit Judge, under
the Two thirds rule
The oftar vas accepted and the conyen-
ton adjourned 10 the Circuit Court room.